Sentence examples for urgently raised from inspiring English sources

The former attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, who campaigned for Guantánamo Bay to be closed, said any allegation of US abuse against a British resident inside the prison should be urgently raised by the foreign secretary, David Miliband, with the US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.

The Foreign Office said the British Ambassador, Andrew Heyn, was "urgently raising the matter" with political and religious leaders in Burma.

Amnesty International's head of policy and government affairs, Allan Hogarth, said they were deeply worried by the comments and would be urgently raising the matter with ministers.

Some people still insist that if the Fed does not urgently raise interest rates and rein in the money supply, the US economy will go the way of Zimbabwe, where inflation far exceeded 25,000% in late 2008.

But the question it urgently raises is when will Trevor Nunn, whose own productions largely sustain the National, surround himself with a directorial team capable of working to his level.

Late into the second week, all countries agreed to the "Marrakech Action Proclamation" that called for "urgently raising ambition and strengthening cooperation amongst ourselves to close the gap between current emissions trajectories and the pathway needed to meet the long-term temperature goals of the Paris Agreement".

The Bulls still need to urgently raise more funds and are plan to cut costs.

The recent positive review of PleureX catheters compared with in-patient paracentesis urgently raises the issue of the best strategy for selecting patients for these three alternatives (White et al, 2011a).

To prevail in Iraq, America needs urgently to raise new forces that can be committed to a low-intensity counter-insurgency that might drag on for years.A stronger military effort will have to be matched by more robust political engagement.

But religious (particularly Catholic) schools are still likely to play a disproportionate part in the voucher movement if the Supreme Court upholds the Cleveland experiment just because they are established in the inner cities, where vouchers are most urgently needed.This raises the question of "indoctrination".

We must act urgently and raise public awareness.